St. Paul daily globe., 1887-01-19
GI.OR UL S.

One birth and fve deaths were reported
Yesterday.
SIX hundred and seventy-two liquor licenses
tad been issued up to last night.
One minor building permit for a $3.50 i'm
provement was issued yesterday.
Comptroller Roche sent bills and estimates
amounting to $22,UU0 to the council for ap-
proval.
A frame building on the corner of Ninth
and Jackson was damaged by fire yesterday
morning to the extent of $50.
George E. Pettibone was granted divorce
from his wife. Nettje Pettibone, on the
ground of habitual drunkenness.
The annual meeting of the county auditors
of the state will take place in the Historical
society rooms at the capitol to-day.
People are being turned away from the
Seventh street dime museum, the HUM min
etfes and 10 10 being the features.
Judge Brill yesterday allowed the appeal of
W. T. Newal from tue decision of the county
commissioners disallowing his claim for SAT,
The commission to locate the Third Insane
hospital will meet at the Office of Secretary
Hart, OF the state board Of corrections and
charities, Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m.
The board OF public works last night al
lowed several estimates on stone and wood
sidewalk contracts. Confirmation notice was
ordered for change Of grade On Edgerton
street.
A pension of sl2 per month and S1.454 back
pension to Mrs. Kennedy, of Faribault. and
one to Loren Carr of SIG with back pension
of Si34 were granted by Adjt. Gen. Seeley
yesterday.
Tw, workmen named Joseph Ziuger and
Albert Potts, while joining the pipes in an
illumination arch at Wabasha and Tente, yes
terday morning, were partially asphyxiated
by the escaping gas.
The printers ball, the third annual enter
tainment given by st. Paul Typographical
union No. 30, will occur tomorrow evening in
Turner hall. Music will be furnished by the
First regiment band.
None of the parties interested appearing in
court yesterday, Judge Nelson continued all
cases on the calendar for trial over until next
term, and will probably fualy adjourn the
present session of the United States circuit
court to-day.
Last evening at meeting of the directors
OF the st. Paul Investment company the fol-
lowing officers were elected: j. P. McGold-
rick, president: jonn Ruse, vice president;
Edward McNa NEE, treasurer; George c. Fut-
roye, secre tary.
The Minnesota Land syndicate, of Willmar :,
with capital stock of S50.00O, filed articles
of incorporation yesterda.. P, H. R Roise, 81.
j. Dale, Andrew Larson. B. F. Jenness. L. o.
Thorpe, P. NJ. Quist, Wiimar and Dennis
O'Brien, Kandiyohi county, are the incor-
porators.
The Monarch Hydraulic Mining company,
of ST. Paul, corporation formed for the
purpose of working claims in Dakota, filed
articles of Incorporation yesterday. Capital
stock is fixed at 100000. Tue incorporators
a e II. w. Carter, John NJ. Gilman, NJ D.
Mann, of st. Paul, and Charles A. Gridler, of
Deadwood, Oak.
John B. Oyerton has fled papers praying
for divorce from his wife, Annie R. over
ton, on the ground of adultery. The plain
tiff charges that the defendant has been
guilty of criminal intimacy with Charles
Grayius. In her answer the defendant de-
nies the charge and makes couuter-charges
of cruel treatment and til hreats to kill her on
the part of her husband, and on these grounds
prays for divorce. The court ordered Over
ton to pay his wife $50 per month for her
maintenance while the suit is pending, and
S so for the expenses of the trial.